Sentence examples for one key fact from inspiring English sources
Through observations on campus, we quickly learned one key fact about these staff members, they were more likely to share a common racial heritage with Black males than their faculty.
Re "McCain on the Economy at Carnegie Mellon University" (text, The New York Times on the Web, April 15): There's one key fact the public ought to know in judging Senator John McCain's economic plan: one of the major ways he plans to offset his tax cuts is by eliminating earmarks.
It appears to be a story ready made for Hollywood, but film makers should be aware of one key fact.
The decision to switch water suppliers might seem like a terrible, but well-meaning and understandable error if not for one key fact.
But in arguing that the proposal to open the primary to all registered voters disadvantages minority voters, Mr. Mollenkopf does not cite one key fact: whites are the plurality group in the Democratic Party.
One key fact for Team Sky is that they go into the main Alpine stages a man down after Peter Kennaugh abandoned through illness but it could have been much worse after Geraint Thomas left the road at high speed on the descent to the finish, smashing the back of his head against a lamp-post as he flew through the air after colliding with the French rider, Warren Barguil.
The neo-Nazis and white supremacists who recently descended on Charlottesville ignored one key historical fact, among others: Monticello, Jefferson's beloved iconic mansion just a few miles southeast, was saved from ruin by Jews.
It's clear now that social media marketing is here to stay, and its massive staying power is attributable to one key characteristic the fact that social media keeps evolving.
Recent columns, commentary and article comments on the current outsourcing debate in Costa Mesa have left out one key detail — the fact that the city has long considered contracting out city services (outsourcing) a "…viable, realistic alternative to providing … services with city staff". The reality is that outsourcing is an established policy and practice in Costa Mesa.
When Drew was asked if she knew one key and obvious fact – whether JP Morgan had skipped a crucial yearly check on its trading limits – she demurred that she couldn't recall.
One key is the fact that Apple devices encourage Twitter authentication.
